Profiles
About Kevin
Kevin Frutiger is a 3D animator based in Wichita, Kansas. He works in cinematic 3D character animation and 3D modeling for real-time rendering engines and the web.
For his day job, Kevin is a digital archivist at the American Overseas Schools Historical Society (AOSHS), working primarily on digitizing their yearbook collection and the yearbook collections of current American overseas schools worldwide. He also utilizes his experience in working with digital images and his knowledge of scanning, photography, and publishing to preserve information and make it more accessible.
Kevin’s career has spanned eLearning, animation, display advertising, and digitization. He began his career as an eLearning multimedia developer, focused on graphic design, interactive development, and animation. Kevin briefly left the industry to do freelance multimedia work and be an animator, editor, and writer for a 3D-animated series pilot. After returning to eLearning for a time, he moved on to rich media display advertising during the industry’s transition from Flash to HTML5 and the rise of mobile devices.
Kevin holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design with a minor in mathematics from Wichita State University and an Associates of Applied Science in computer animation from the Art Institute of Colorado.